AboutJonathan Edwards Expertise I'm a former All-American goalie and have played every position at all levels.
I also coached a high school program in Massachusetts for four years where I helped a number of athletes go on to play college ball in all divisions. Currently I spent much of my time between Massachusetts and Calgary, AB Canada where I have had a chance to work with a number of box lacrosse players who have gone on to play field in the US. Currently I run two blogs. www.lacrossegoaltending.blogspot.com for goalies. As well as www.yourbestlacrosse.blogspot.com for field players. I also run the number one lacrosse newsletter for goalies and the number one conditioning newsletter for field players.
Experience I was a high school All-American who was recruited by a number of Division 1 schools. I have also been a coach and ran a high school program for four years. I have coached at summer camps and also run my own website for goalies as well as a lacrosse fitness site.
Publications Too numerous to name here.
Education/Credentials Currently I am the most requested Expert on AllExperts.com in the category of lacrosse. I was an Olympian in the sport of luge. Also attended Stanford University. Former strength and conditioning coach who has helped thousands of athletes world wide improve their game.
Awards and Honors I was an All-American and an All-League player as well as the MVP of the East West Prep School All Star Game.
Question I've put in a lot of work with my left hand this summer, and im really good at it now. But it seems like now that i try and go back to my right it seems weird almost. The stick almost feels heavier in my right hand. The only thing i never really adapted to in my left hand was shooting side arm or overhead, I can only shoot underhand left. How can i adapt to a point where i can use both hands efficiently?
Answer Felix you have to practice switching hands now. Right to left and left to right. I recommend getting in front of a mirror and watching yourself do it perfectly both directions. You have to work on switching hands now and getting the stick up into a position that you can throw/fake with. That's the next step in the process.
